Returning to Work after Childbirth

Baby/parents

Date: June 26, 2016

Theme: Returning to work after childbirth (french only)

Marie answers your questions about returning to work after childbirth. How can you ease the transition for mother and baby? If the baby goes to daycare, are there things you can do to make sure they adapt well? How can you develop a new routine?

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